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to remain responsible
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​accepting our faults
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I'm No Longer Waiting...

3/19/2015

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This morning I had a meeting with an old friend, a lady that is a skillful writer.

As soon as we saw each other she said: 

“Mauricio, I am one of your followers and really enjoy your writings; you are a great writer!”

“Not really, I write like a 5 year old but I do enjoy what I do,” I replied.

Before I even finished the sentence she said “You are right… but you have great ideas.” 

“You are right” she said, she didn’t even try to sugar coat it like: “you are not that bad, for a non-native English speaker, you are doing a great job;” she spoke the truth. She knows that my writing skills are not the best, Ha ha.

Here are my thoughts:

If we wait until we are “ready” to begin building our dreams, our future, we will be waiting forever. There will always be a reason, an excuse not to do it.

I do not have the money, I do not have the time, I am too young or too old, I do not know how to write, people will not be able to understand me and so on.

To motivate people is my passion; I Love Failure is my tool. Yes, my writing skills are poor but my thoughts and concepts are powerful. People can relate to them and I do believe that I am making an impact.

You tell me: Should I have waited to promote my ideas until I learned how to write?

I am writing about this to encourage you to break the fear of just doing!  I am a Latino, with a very heavy accent, dyslexic, and with speech issues who decided to become a writer. Once I realized that I do not need to have the perfect English or the perfect writing skills, I felt empowered to start.

I am no longer waiting for a solution for my problems, because they will never go away; I will find a way to work around them!


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yen
3/19/2015 11:47:33 am

Hi sir,I'm updated your new motivational writing ,I hope there are more writing you spread to inspire people like me. Good speed !!

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Ghazi link
3/19/2015 09:14:04 pm

They never go away, once a set is solved, another one creates itself by default anyway.
The Phoencians had an alphabet without vowels, it did not deter them from using it until such time as the greeks invented their version which included them.
While the problem might have been no vowels for the phoenicians, once the Greeks solved that, their problems became other, like tense, declination and so on, and so the Modern Greek is born and thereafter Latin.
When a system can solve a majority of issues and eliminate manual intervention that is not controllable, it serves to drive some form of assurance that guarantees a known/expected result.
And this example can be used as applied science to many an activity, like aviation, finance, etc...as long as we are fully aware of its limitations and are able to put the necessary measures to ensure they work when the system's limits are reached.

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meena
3/19/2015 10:15:55 pm

Great job.. way to go..

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Daniela amiga de jazz
3/21/2015 10:29:21 pm

eres inspiracion mauricio junto a tu hermosa familia, un placer haber compartido con uds aunque fue muy poquito
muchos saludos!!

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Hairy Escort Derby link
6/4/2025 01:41:59 am

I agree that sometimes you just have to start and work around the challenges.

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    Who I am today as a person is largely due to my failures!
    Failures are the speed bumps in life that matter!  They are not regrets but small disappointments that wake up the strength within us! Failures are the process of learning and improving!  Without failures we simply are at a status quo!  

    "success is built on many failures..." 

    Mauricio Fraga-Rosenfeld

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